Bert
11/15/2025 (Sat) 21:09
No.53757
del
11/15/2025 (Sat) 21:09
No.53757
del
>>53756
'h' and 'k' are sounds made in the throat. There is an interim sound which Slavs use and write it with the letter 'X' in Cyrillic (and either transcribed as: 'h', 'k', or 'kh').
As languages change sounds can go back and fourth switch between those that are made similarly. At least in "Euro-Asiatic" languages. 'b' and 'v' are other example, or 'b' and 'p'.
The distance between Hungarian of today and the hypothetical proto-uralic is about 3000 years. And even the first written account of the word 'hó' has about 2500 years to that.
'h' and 'k' are sounds made in the throat. There is an interim sound which Slavs use and write it with the letter 'X' in Cyrillic (and either transcribed as: 'h', 'k', or 'kh').
As languages change sounds can go back and fourth switch between those that are made similarly. At least in "Euro-Asiatic" languages. 'b' and 'v' are other example, or 'b' and 'p'.
The distance between Hungarian of today and the hypothetical proto-uralic is about 3000 years. And even the first written account of the word 'hó' has about 2500 years to that.